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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25
G H. Clause ". Sam. II. Porter.

~ ~. As04e0O ~ A&ssssss A. y VI 10S
State of Louisiana, Parish Of s.. Tam
msLy, Eighth Justices Court-No. Fl.
Notice 10 hereby given. that by vir:ne
Of writ Of feri facias. issued by =. d.
Crawford. Justice Of the Peace Of the
Eighth Ward, parish aud State a.ore-
said, in favor of g. H. Cause and
against Sam. r. Porter. and to me di-
rected. will, at IL o'clock on SATCR-
DAY. the I'd day Of July. 1887. at the
Office Of the aforesaid Justice Of the
Peace. at the place of residence Of the
said Justice in the Eighth Ward. in said
parish and State. offer for sale at public
auction the following described mcvs-
BILE property. to-wit:
One Gray Horse.
One Horse Cart.
One COW aud calf
Seized as the property Of Sam. r.
Porter, under said writ Of feri facias.
Terms Of sale, cash.
A. j. R0ussEAUx,
Constable Eighth Wa1d.
Dated June IL. 1857.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25

There IS good opening for q
hrst-class College in Covinyton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25

For Example. . few
Popular Goods:
HE-NO TEA, IS eta per pound.
sold by others in same line OF busi-
ness for Is cts.
DUFFY 8 MALT WHISKY. per
bottle, IS cts. Others sell at 81.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs. per
bottle. 20 cts. Others cell At d.
MATCHES. large bog. quarter
gross. ~ cts. Sold by others fes
Is cts.
Where large quantity 10 want
ed. in whole paekageo OF eases.
special prices viii bs given On ap-
plicatiou.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25

This charming residence, situated on
a hill. opposite the town of Covington.
on the bsnks Of the Rogue Falis. is
noted for its Heslthfus Location. Eeauti-
fnl Scenery and Benficent Springs. Fam
lilies desiring to secure board will please
address JULES b. MAILI.E,
Manager. COyiuQson. In
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25

Ice is a luxury that is scarcely
needed in Covington. with our nu-
merous artesinn wells and cool
springs. yet it is indispensable in
cases Of sickness. and come one Of
our business men should keep it
for sale. Ii ia also handy in making
ice-cream aud other useful articles
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25

Claiborne Cottage. Mr.. Jules b.
Maille. Manager. is one Of the
most delightful summer and winter
resorts in this vicinity. Being Just
opposite Covington. it is convent
ent to the postoffice. The accom-
modations are unexcelled. and the
table is supplied with the best OF
everything in season. For terms.
ETC.. see advertisement, in another
column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25

ALEX. BAND. Observer,
Vaudeville Station. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25
Covington. La.

Per Month. $35. Per Day. 81 so.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-25
New Advertisements.
CLAIBORNE COTTAGE.

SUMNER AND WINTER PINE Woops
RETREAr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
BRIDGEPORT
Festivals and Coatests-Foars for Miners

Festivals and Coatests-FoRrs for Minors
Safety, oto.
John Very, tho barber, Is on tho sick List.
The Ara o., the bank near the LaDelle glass house
Is till burning.
The Birds e. ''ompany'd stable has been sold 10 a
number OF Bridgeport CAPITALISTS.
The timbc's for the LaBelle glass house arrived
yesterd y. and tho work Of building will now 20
on more. randy.
A fair and festival will DO held In the now Ger.
man Lutheran cnlir h this evening The church
has just been hnished and preparations are being
made Tor q big time ibis eN1ing.
Chris schulz hed tho lucky number. $50, in the
drawing oil thu easy rocking char nnlcd OF last
Mnnday for the benetl. OF David Davis, who was
hutt some time slnce III the Wheeling Creek
mlnes.
Rome fears are now entertained for the safety OF
miners In tbs entries OF the Wheeling ':rcek miuGs
The resent raius have caused a slight settlement Ia
some OF the entries. but they arc btiug securely
piopped 70 prevent any fall and loss OF time.
caroline sc lutz yesterday fled from her hus.
band, to whom she has bseu married six weeks,
and took with her his trunk and several valuab es.
The hu>bsnd followed her 10 the depot last even.
ing and gained possession Of his property then the
woman did not 60.
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle hold their an.
nn;l ialr on Mond'y light In the X OF 4. Ha !,
which was well atten led. The CONTESTANTS for the
different pHz s collected tue following moneys:
f0ttheg 1ntleman'sg old With, Mr.. Andrew Hook.
inberry, S7; Frank ~tiIlwell, SIG Lady'g gold
watch Hiss Ida Gill, S65 Miss Cora YoEt, Sil. solid
go d Knights OF the Golden Eagle pin jefferson
Harris S25: James v Laugh In. Sil. The prizes
are each beautiful article, Of their kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
a Pleasant SURPRISE.

Capt. Peter Moran, the well known
chief engineer Of the Baltimore & Ohio's
Fourth Division, the section between here
and Grafton, recently surprised bis host
Of friends By taking to hinsclf a most co.
Unable lady ns wiis. IA soon 40 this be.
came known bis friends on and of the
road began %showering congratulations on
him and hio bride, and they are atiII com.
ing In: Last evening while Capt. and
Mira. Moran were out there wers sent 10
their rooms at the Stamm house two ele-
gan!ly upholstered cosy rockers, with the
compliments OF the employees OF the
Fourth Division. Genial John Cummins,
tho we'll known passenger engineer, was
one Of the moving spirits in thip surprise,
for a surprise it Was, and q mos. genuine
and pleasant n to tho Captain and his
wife when they returned to the hotel
The Captain especially, greatly sppre-
clased this token OF regard and esteem
felt for him by the boys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30

Night before lsat, near midnight, old
Alex: Gardner, who lives ncross tho river,
near West Wheeling, complained to mem.
bero OF the police iorcs that he had been
robbed Of sl5. Shortly after, ths lou,
young mon who were suspected Of the
robbery were aaen bv Officer Heslop to &C
into tho houee OF Rebeccs Roach, He
csl!ed Officers Watson and McNichol, but
in tho meantime ell tho mon but ono,
Anthony Conners, had left. He and the
woman sore arrested. As the o%ficere
were taking them to tho lookup; Conue.a
made q break down Fourteenth street
and got away. Heslop fred after him
several timOs to ecare him, but without
effect. Tho woman was sent to jail yes.
te1day on an old commitment whichshed
been suspended on condition that abe BIO.
have herself.
When tho Roach WAC shown into the
Lookup, she said, with an osth, "Here,
who'd that In my calf" She ia used 10
occupying No. l on her frequent visits,
but it vas taken,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
TIE VARIOUS GINDRASCEs
That beset u Certain Wheeling Bridal
Couple not Long Ago.

That Bcset Il Certain Wheeling Btida
Couple not L.o,:E Ago.
A wedding took plsce In this city or
Thuradsy, the 17th inst, which was kepI
secret, and which must romsin secret sc
lar ss the nance OF the principals are con,
cerned, until the frat Of the coming ne $
year, bu! It will do no harm to relate the
vsxatious time tina. bride, groom and min
letter experienced IN having tho knot tied
The groom was and atill 10 employed in
the country, and is known % q mora
young men OF steady hsbi!s. Tho bride
Ia the daughter Of a prominent citiz 81 Of
Fulton. a. friend Of the groom yolrI.
tea1ed to arrange the details. Accordingly
he looked sitter the licensc and engaged q
we'll known city pastor to perform the Ger.
emoEy, and further arranged that il
Ghould take place in the PASTORS psrlo..
The pastor and hia Gifa wanted to attend
the Madame Fry concert, given st the
Opera House .hss evening, and ne asked
the bridal pair 10 be a. his homs ct
o'cluck sharp. This was agreed To-.
About . O'Clock thst evening q carriage
Na5 ESAF uGt hlLSE tEo uslIS uuu CEp OF
her friends, and the groom and his friend
repaired to the patacasso. Seven O'Clock
came but no bride appeared; hs!t-pas!
seven was chimed out by the mantel
clock and atill thora vera 10 sidings Of
the bride. Shortly before 8 o'clock the
pastor ssnt his wife to the concert, prom
ising to join her there later. Tho three
mon ss! and iidgsted until $50 o'clock.
The prospective groom could ntsnd the
pressure no longer, and announced his in
tention Of going out to hunt his lady love.
The minister agreed to aTait their return,
end they hastened away.
Hiring a buggy they drove to Fulton
at q break-neck speed. Arriving there,
they roticed 6 closed carriage standing in
front ota saloon. Going inside they found
the driver in n state Of drunken paralysis.
He was too stupid TO know who OF whore
no was fastening 10 tho place where
the bride wss to be found they found her
in o state Of mind that begIaEa description.
Explanations we're soon made, and leay-
ing the buggy, the groom's friend mount
cd the bex and drove the party into town.
Tho words We're BOON spoken that made
the tTo one, and they departed happy.
The pastor started for the concert, but
failed to get there, es it was over, and he
his wife within O short distance of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30

DR.. @. E. Mason retained possesaion yea.
terday Of the Internal machine he received
through the mail Monday morning. The
poHtotiice authorities telephoned him yss.
terday morning and aaked him to keep the
thing aud the letters that ho had recsivsd
in tho three years previous, stating that
the matter would be investigated, but up
to last evening the Doctor had heard moth.
ing further from thom. A number Of
people called to SEQ the thing, among them
come member5 OF the police force. These
la:tor were inclined to make light
Of the affair, claiming that it was
oil 9 hoax, md the! there was
nothing dangerous ebout tho matter.
While there may be nothing explosive in
that brass shell the fact remains that
there Wa a dangerous combination Of
powder and matches in that box, liable to
hsvo caused an Injurious flash while hand.
led in the naila or willis being opened by
Dr.. Maaon. And the fact that the direction
on The package was the unmo 90 that on
the letters Of an insulting nature received
in the paut leads to the suppoultion that
there is something Of adsnge,ous nature i IN
the ehelI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
BELLAIRE,
All Sorts OF Lacnl News And Gossip From
tho Giass City.

All Sorts OF Lacnl News and Gossip From
tho Giass City.
Hon L. Daniord Is In the city.
Two new street cars have arrived.
The plumbeH OF Dtllsire arc very busy,
Everybody Is talking Dutch: "Das LIST rechtich.'
william Nathan OF uegse, Is ia tho city on biz
way TO East Liberty, Pa.
Miss : ella Volt has gone 10 Woodsheld where she
Will make her future homo.
The ladies Of the n E Church will hold a ba.
xsar in City Hall next week.
Miss Hattie Oakley. OF wrodsdeld, has returned
home alter n plca.aut visit here.
Ovid II Rice leaves 10 day for Altoona, Pa, on
4 cuisines trip OF about ten days.
~. o. Palmer and wife and Mrs, Jones. o,
Bridge port, are visiting friends here.
Prosecuting Attorney Hollingswo-th passed
through the city on his way TO Wooosfeld.
Mr.: A X Burroughs. Travelling AuIitor OF the
oleVeland & 'l.tsbu'gl railroad, Is In the city.
The Mikado Company tina, was here last year
Will DC here thiiwinter for a weeks engagement.
Quito acr 'wd OF young I ,lks at Miss Maud Mich.
time.
II the weather IA favorable for the next few dayH
North Belmont street will DO paved. Mr.. Bosen u
here and has teen working over the creek.
Mr.. John Davis Is In 81, Claiisvlllc 10 get the
necessary papers fr William Jack son, who was adj.
Judged Insane. They will take him 10 Athens,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
6tago OF tho Water and Movements of LII,

Stage OF tho Water and Movements of lii.
Boats.
The Baltimore passed down at 8 p. NJ
with five fuel boats.
The Princess departed for Marietta q,
II A. NJ. with a fair trip.
The Telegram and Princous were both
running regularly yesterday.
Tho George Wood, formerly tho Ellis
has been ordered out Of Pittsburgh 10,
Bsllsire TO pick up a tow Of enp,ies.
The marks on the leyee last evening in.
dictated a depth in the channel Of 4 feet r
inches and tho river was still rising slowly.
The May Flower passed down with the
big oyster barge for New Orleaaa parties
that has been aground at DuI's for a long
time past.
The Little Fred and the Pacific have
been sent out from Pittsburgh 10 the
mouth OF tho Great Ksnawhs to bring up
their tows.
John Clayton, a roustabout on the lingo.
mar, Taa arrested laet week at Portsmouth,
for the murder Of Joahua Bailey, enothe,
roustsbout, whom he struck on the head
with al axc-handle.
q The crew Of the Sam Brown has been
cent from Pittsburgh to Bellaire With
orders to got out as soon as there Is enough
water. The Brown has quite q large tow
O 'empties at Bellnire.
The reports received from above Las;
night we're as iollowa: Pittsburgh, Monou.
eahela, below tina dam, 4 feetS inches and
rising slo WY; Rlce's Landing, 3 feet s
inches and stationary; Greensboro, s feet
and stationary; Brownsville, 4 feet l inch
and stationary; Lock No. 4 4 feet 5 inches
and stationary Parker's 2 feet and falling
OIL City, 2 feet 8 inches and falling. At all
these points the wsathe. was clear and
cold.
Tho officers in charge OF this lighthouse
district have completed the work Of entsb.
fishing signal lights along the Big Kama.
w!ha. Lights have been located a. the
following points: Black Hollow, foot OF
Elk chute, Two Mile creek, Island Shoals,
tipple Davis creek), Newcomer, (Col. B.
q. Smiths farm), Wilson's yard, (st. al.
bano), stspe Wright'e Yard, Tavcketts.
Poca, head of Red House shoals, Wash.
inRton bar, Hurricane, Knob shoals, Buff
lalo, Debby's, Arbuckle, Thirteen Mile,
len Mile, and at Five Mile. This will be
welcome news to nteamboatmen who have
prayed Tor the lights for a long time.
Their establishment is largely due to Sen.
ator Kenna's efforts, who worked hard for
the necessary appropriation.
The Little Bill, aeaisted by the Tide, has
left Pittsburgh for Cincinnati with a tow
coal In flats. Her tow will consist OF
ten fats. The Tide, it was expected,
would help the Little Bill through the
worat places. The William Bonner has
also been started out with ten flats for
These two shipments aggre-
gate about 10000 bushels of coal. The
Belle Prince started with three boats OF
railroad iron Tor Point Pleasant for the
Ohio River railroad. Thess arc three Of
Tho six boat loads of T rails which have
been lying at Davis leland dam ell sum-
ner. the heavier dealers are not attempt
ng to do anything in a fat trade, and as
here is no SHOW for q rise business Ia
practically yet at a ~Htandstill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30

In tho Circuit Court yesterday the case
Of Joe Ksim, fined in police court and sp.
pealed to this court, was tried to the fol.
lowing jury: James G. Hanes, W. S.
Foose, Andrew Slstor, George A. Roth,
James II. Todd, Jsmes Harmon, Henry
Bode, George Werner, James Anderson,
Wiley Coz, Charles Meyer, Gus Bo1crp.
Tbs olfense Kcim waa arraigned for was
lettering in q houss OF i'll fame which was
kept by his wife, Ann Keim. He was
fined $50 end coats. Yesterday he was
represented by John 0. Pendleton and
the city by Solicitor Caldwell. Mr.. Pen.
dlston moved to exclude the testimony for
tho prosecution, and this was ovsrruled,
but in passing upon it Judge Jacob sug-
geated that the city might have made a
mistake in not charging Keim With keep.
ing tho house. The jury found Keim
gullty end assessed the fino at IS. Mr..
Pendleton entered q motion for a new
trial, which will be heard hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
MARTINS FERRY.
Dwelling House Destroyed hiil, rotts
n -- and other NntaA. - ~

p E-.H ...f- wv ~ a....H|L.-
Tho floating saloon has gone 10 Bollairs.
Il wa yeitsrdsy rumoted that the Luyhlin mill
will close down indefinitely Oh saturday next
For tie latest fall and winter styles IN good Ct.
tlng clothes, 60 to F. Rub, merchant tailor, second
street. ~
The regular monthly meeting o, the Masonic
Lodge VIII DO held this evening and q good attend
Mr.. Harrison Holman. an old time Conductor on
the L.a ". main line. was IN the city Yesterday
noiiny tho Improvements ot the extension.
Tho merchants anticipate An unusually good
holiday tfhde this year, and the various show
windows are already being stocked With holiday
goods H4g
A number OF tho bes. young men OF the city
have orga niIed Whist % to DO known 40 the stand.
ard Dancing Club with Mr.. Thomas Schofeld n
president, and Mr.. Larry Mulligan ~ secretary.
The rlub will give dances during the winter Season
~ thelr rooms In the Cotttcll building.
Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock tho two story
residence Of Nj. william Elson, at 1iltonville. 4
lew miles above here, was cured 10 the ground,
mEelhei With nearly all Us. contents. only q few
was 10 inc city yesterday, aud in speaking about
tue nte SAID he had carried al insurance policy
Yeas ago whoa he was notified TO nay hi dues.
m 10 consequence OF which the,e 10 NO iulur.
ante, his loss asgr eating over Sl,b0o.
Inc, proposed POTTERY now seems 10 70 q sure 60,
more lntettht belpg mau tested by capitalists 10
tho scheme than there WAS when tho prouosed
plant was OTIS! spoken Of Judge ochr4n now has
the tubsc iption books open and capitalists are
beginning To go5ble up the stock, and Il Is saie 10
kay that IN early date Will see thu plant In opsra.
tioIn, with . capital stock Of SIS 900 The stock:
hhlte'S III tho Martins Ferry, sloye works have oil
VII ,tngly sub'crtbtd sto'k ibr tho pottery. and
with a little add lonal money from other capital.
is, will soon begin tho erection Of a pant tina.
VIII compete With any pottery In tho vicinity.
For some tine past a policeman Of this city has
been In ,poss' ssion Of certain fats OF a character to
personally interest him. A mai from this city hla
Tor some time put been In the habit OF making
regular visits TO North Wheeling. calling on i
woman who has been separated from her
husband Tor som" time und + peculiar ci'cum.
stances. The man from thi, tido Of the
river hiss visited tho woman several times Mum,
Ing tho role Of an "hicer Of the law from this city.
and It isstAted. threatened to expose some alleged
mlsdemeaMor Of hers II she did moi accedo TO his Dc
mands, The otiitcr whose name no assumed ha.
been Investigating the affair, IN which there seem,
10 be- more mystery tpan can DO solved at present
Mhat knowledge the man has Of the woman.
dolngs Is not known, tut he has succeeded
Ia making her AFRAID Of him by using TIC orncer'I
name Something worse than the present altua
ton may yet come OF the affair. 9 a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30

Messye. Sweeney & Edwards, general
agentshere ofthe Equitable Lille Inourance
Company Of New York, have cent to Mrs.
Martha NJ. Burt, widow Of the late John
NJ. Burt, the compsny's check. for s.. 900
In payment Of a policy, on her husband'e
lie. MI. Burt was insured March 10,
1887, and was taken aick in July, the i'll.
ness caueing hia death in October. He
hsd only paid three quarterly instalments
on his premiums, The policies are non.
forieitable and uncomfortable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
4;.,.. NJ. . ~ co.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK
& 90.

We have just purchased from
a leading manufacturer the bal
ance OF his stock Of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods at a great
reduction in price. This pur-
chase necessitates a cores
pouding reduction on all Dress
Goods in stock ; we, therefore,
commencing with to-day, pro
pose to offer everything in our
Dress Goods Department at
lower prices than have ever be.
fore been quoted on choice
goods. Our immense trade on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
"rlio Word with Tho Bark or IT,

Andrew Hess, the father OF the boy
Lewis Hess, who wac fined s. and cesta in
police court Monday for a%saRnltipg 8 little
girl on the South Side, WEE brought before
Judge Jeters OF q rule issued by the
court. Hees' wife accompanied him, and
as both seemed inclined to ehelter tha
youth, the Judge gave them some pointed
sdvico. He told Hesa that he would be
held responsible for bis sons fine of IS
aud coats. The Judge stated thai the boy
was too young 10 be Bent to the work
house, but If he ever cauc befors him
again he would send him to the county
jail to be kept till he VII 10 years Of age,
and then sent to the workhouse,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-30
TO MAKE WIRE NAILS.
A MACHINE ar WORK rEnE VOW
Which seems to BIO u Success, aud Combinos
Number Of Advantage specimens Of
Nails which Compare with tho Best
Mads-A Fortune for tho Inventor.

There hau been a good deal Haid In the
press Of this vicinity Of various devices In
the way Of machines to make iron nails,
and there seems to be a general Idea pre-.
valent that the coming nail machine must
be one thai will cut rails from either
plates or wire. Mr.: McKtm, Of Martins
Ferry, has been experimenting to that
end at the Lsughlin mill for some month";,
and sone time ago the INrELlloEscEn
gave an account Of q machinein operation
In the nail factory at Sharon, Pa, which
was claimed to DO a succoss. tits evident
thstan attachment 10 On ordinary machine
for cutting nails from plate which will
enable the mailer to convert j. Of will into
a wire nail cutter, would DO a valuable In.
ven!ion, and the man who getu the fra,
practical one on the market will have 4
fortune in bis grasp:
There Is reason to hope that this man
will be o Wheeling man. Last evening
an lNTELL1dENCER reporter saw a number
Of wj,p nails which would compare iayora'
bly, with any wiro nails. The heads arc
even and uniform and the pointu neal
and sharp, tspering In four faceu, diamond
shaped. These nailu weYe cut on an ordi
nary foar.penny nail machine OF the Bel
mont mill, tho device by which 1t 10 fitted
for cutting wire nsila being tho invention
OF MIR. Hugh Cleary, the machinist at tina
mill. Mr.. Cleary says be can change TIT
machine from a cut nail machine 10 {
wire nall machine as readily aud quickly
as he can change q cut-nail machine from
four.penny TO eight.penny aizs. HI
thinks the attachment could DO made II
quantities at o cost not exceeding $2i
each, 90 that a factory could at m ontla,
Of this aum for each machine be fitted III
to cut wire % we'll Gs cut nails.
A patent has been applied for, but &c nj
protection las yet been secured, he Ia no
willing 10 describe sny oil the details o
his device. It Is not adapted from on,
other invention, however, but Is An orig
idsl idea. That ii is practicable has best
demonstrated by actual use. 1t ia fet
automatically, and ho sayu will prodrc'
wire nalla nnch faster than any OF the oil
wiro nail ,nacnines nov in use. Th'
nsilu he has made as samples were ca
from ordinary iron wire, and arc about q!
inch and q lan in length.
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VIII suo tho saloon Kscpers.

Lon Davis, a brother Of Jeff's, WAS be.
fore Judge LETTERS yesterday charged with
%obstructing an officer. Owing to his
youth se wss discharged. The boys
grandmother says he ie q steady and in.
dustrious lad when let alone, but that
th%oughtless or malicious peraons lot him
have liquor and he is fast going to ruin by
this means. She Gays che will sue any
saloon keeper in whose place Lou gets
anything to drink hereafter. His offsnse
yesterday was warning parties engaged in
9 row in Lon McManawsy's Second ward
Market equsre saloon OF the coming Of
the oficsrs.